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Thanks, STENMAN, Pauli Wallnuts, AzLaker, FlyByNite for the welcome

When iv got specific dates FlyByNite ill let you know

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Ya gots to try the Cheese. I'm wondering how that Purple Kush compares to the local sample I got, it was quite good. I'm guessing it's from Greenplace. I'm not sure where i read sold it, if I find it again ill post it up, wish id written where each strain was available whilst i was researching - ah...

http://www.black-arts.org/~reatta/menus.html , FlybyNite's menu's page is a good place to start, The prices for Cheese is around 11euros for a gram, Blue Cheese, White Cheese and Chezil (sp) are around 12euros per gram Cheers, thanks very much, have been looking for something like this for ages. Wh...

To me the Cheese strain defines what herb should look taste and feel like :D, normally a light coloured green, tastes unique, almost rich in flavour and it pongs like crazy, and to e its just mellows you out and gives you a nice stoned moment without feeling sleepy urban legend tells us that Cheese...

liquidSwords wrote: No Cheese , you have to try Cheese mate,

haha, fair enough......

now to embarrass myself..... what makes it "cheese" and why's it so good *hides*

Hello everyone, I am currently planning my first trip to the ‘dam and after lots of reading I have started to form an idea of places and coffee shops I want to visit, things I want to do, strains I want to try. At the moment I am going solo, however lots of friends and a few family members have show...

Cheers Twitch

Cheers Kermit

lol, well I'm just talented.......

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Its because I leave in Coventry during uni term time and near Bristol during the hols.

Take your pick lol

Cheers for the welcome

Hey guy and gals, Just thought id say hello, Iv been reading the forum over the past few months whilst planning my first trip to Amsterdam. I'm planning to go in June, but not finalised the dates yet, will let y'all know when i do, at the moment I'm thinking roughly around the second weekend in June...